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2026 Midterm Endorsements
AFSCME Florida has endorsed the following candidates and ballot measures in the 2026 Florida Midterm elections:
Constituional Ballot Amendments:
Vote NO on "No. 3 Constitutional Amendment"
Statewide Offices:
Governor: David Jolly / Gwen Graham
Attorney General: Jose Javier Rodriguez
CFO: Annette Taddeo
2026 Midterm Endorsements
Congressional Office:
Congressional District 7: Bale Dalton
Congressional District 9: Darren Soto
Congressional District 13: Leela Gray
Congressional District 14: Kathy Castor
Congressional District 20: Debbie Wasserman-Schultz
Congressional District 22: Pia Dandiya
Congressional District 23: Lois Frankel
Congressional District 24: Oliver G. Gilbert III
Congressional District 25: Jared Moskowitz
Congressional District 27: Elliot Rodriguez
2026 Midterm Endorsements
State Senate Offices:
Senate District 10: John Lowdes
Senate District 14: Brian Nathan
Senate District 24: Mack Bernard
Senate District 25: Kristen Arrington
Senate District 26: David Silvers
Senate District 30: Lauren Book
Senate District 32: Rosalind Osgood
Senate District 34: Ashley Gantt
Senate District 36: Ileana García
2026 Midterm Endorsements
State House Offices:
House District 87: Emily Gregory
House District 88: Jervonte “Tae” Edmonds
House District 89: Debra Tendrich
House District 90: Rob Long
House District 95: Christine Hunschofsky
House District 96: Dan Daley
House District 98: Mitchell Rosenwald
House District 99: Daryl Campbell
House District 100: Michael Ferguson
House District 101: Todd Delmay
House District 103: Robin Bartleman
House District 104: Felicia Robinson
House District 105: Marie Paule Woodson
House District 106: Lucilla Baez-Geller
House District 107: Wallace Aristide
House District 108: Dinah Escarment
House District 113: Gloria Romero Roses
House District 117: Kevin Chambliss
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From the break of dawn on Miami’s shores to well after the sun sets across Pensacola’s beaches, the hardworking men and women of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) make Florida happen. From Collier County to Clay County, the home of America’s first settlement in St. Augustine to mile marker zero in Key West, our members can be found providing the vital services to make the lives of citizens across the Sunshine State better through a shared commitment to public service. As Florida’s fastest growing union, we are a proud part of a national union that advocates for fairness in the workplace, excellence in public services and opportunity for all working families.
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AFSCME applauds court ruling that pauses USDA reorganization
AFSCME President Patrick Moran praised a federal court ruling on Tuesday that halts, for now, the illegal reorganization of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The Trump administration’s attempts to gut the USDA threaten essential public services that protect working families and support American farmers, as well as public benefits including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance […]
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California EMS workers overwhelmingly vote AFSCME yes
Paramedics and EMTs from a Southern California ambulance service voted to organize with AFSCME.
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For Tulsa workers, grit and solidarity lead to historic new contracts
AFSCME members in Tulsa achieve historic contract.
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Obama Foundation and Presidential Center employees are organizing with AFSCME
Employees at the Obama Foundation and Presidential Center announced a union organizing effort with AFSCME Council 31 in Illinois.
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New York forensic scientist is driven by ‘the human behind the evidence’
Sofia Papamitrou is a criminalist in the New York City Police Department and member of AFSCME Local 3778 (DC 37) who is committed to serving her community.

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